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My name is Yan Chuanchou, I am 20 years old, I am a light novel writer by profession, and I am currently single.
I don't smoke, I only drink lightly, and I write until three in the morning every night, ensuring that I can see the darkest night in Tokyo.
I firmly believe that as long as the logic is rigorous, literal reasoning will never go out of style.
But.
Choose! Remaining time 10 seconds...]
① [Exit the page and continue looking for new novels]
② [Read a few chapters first and then talk]
③ [What? Not only do you need to add a bookshelf, but you also need to comment, "What rubbish is written, but I collected it first. This is not for you to collect!"]
Reader comments
It's really good to read. Many people may think it's an AI novel and leave immediately, but I would say this book is definitely worth stopping and reading. The male protagonist's emotional changes from using data to hide himself from the beginning to facing his true feelings are really delicate. You might as well read this book as a novel about a passerby female protagonist, and you will find different feelings.
I would like to add that there are indeed some problems after reading it, that is, the male protagonist always mentions what will happen before and systematic things, basically one picture at a time, and the AI is really strong
I have read 50 chapters so far, and the AI tastes very good, but the author must have put a lot of effort into it. The writing is very interesting. The interaction between the protagonist and the three heroines and the forced love option have a comedic effect. The light comedy love plot is very well written and can make people smile.
There's not much to say. It's a very pure Japanese romance novel. The emotional line is quite delicate. The male protagonist's emotional growth from wanting to escape from the beginning to judging himself later really attracted me. It's a good read and I love reading it [Sending Hearts]
The habit of embarrassing others happened again...
Not bad. Although there is AI, I feel like the author has made some changes.
When I came back to my senses, I was already drinking heavily
It looks good, but why is it a tragic ending?
Very beautiful, I have never seen anything like this before
I've read more than 40 chapters. It's very interesting. Why doesn't anyone read it? Is it because it's in the first person?
It's really good to read. Many people may think it's an AI novel and leave immediately, but I would say this book is definitely worth stopping and reading. The male protagonist's emotional changes from using data to hide himself from the beginning to facing his true feelings are really delicate. You might as well read this book as a novel about a passerby female protagonist, and you will find different feelings. I would like to add that there are indeed some problems after reading it, that is, the male protagonist always mentions what will happen before and systematic things, basically one picture at a time, and the AI is really strong
I have read 50 chapters so far, and the AI tastes very good, but the author must have put a lot of effort into it. The writing is very interesting. The interaction between the protagonist and the three heroines and the forced love option have a comedic effect. The light comedy love plot is very well written and can make people smile.
There's not much to say. It's a very pure Japanese romance novel. The emotional line is quite delicate. The male protagonist's emotional growth from wanting to escape from the beginning to judging himself later really attracted me. It's a good read and I love reading it [Sending Hearts]
The habit of embarrassing others happened again...
Not bad. Although there is AI, I feel like the author has made some changes.
When I came back to my senses, I was already drinking heavily
It looks good, but why is it a tragic ending?
Very beautiful, I have never seen anything like this before
I've read more than 40 chapters. It's very interesting. Why doesn't anyone read it? Is it because it's in the first person?
Very interesting novel, why no one has read it?